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Liverpool joins the race for Gilberto Mora against Barcelona and PSG

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Liverpool joins the race for Gilberto Mora against Barcelona and PSG

Liverpool has joined the race for the 17‑year‑old Mexican youngster Gilberto Mora, who belongs to Tijuana. The forward already has five goals in seven games this season, and faces competition from Barcelona, Real Madrid and PSG, according to Football Insider.

Liverpool enters the race

Liverpool is the latest emblem to show interest in the 17‑year‑old attacking midfielder. The information was released by Football Insider, which highlighted the presence of other big clubs.

In addition to Liverpool, Barcelona, Real Madrid and PSG have also shown interest in the Mexican talent. All clubs are monitoring Mora's contract, which runs until 2029.

Tijuana does not rule out the possibility of selling the player next summer, should financially convincing offers arrive. This clause paves the way for Mora's first European experience.

This season, the attacking midfielder has logged seven appearances, with five goals scored and one assist. Transfermarkt values his market price at €25 million.

A tweet from the Transfer News Live account, posted on 1 October 2026, reinforces that the Reds admire the 17‑year‑old youngster. The message highlights the competition for the player's signing.

If the financial offers are convincing, Mora could leave Tijuana already next summer and start his first stint at European clubs. The youngster's future still depends on the negotiations between the parties.

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